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Yup . You get it at Lowes ? It's all about options and conveineince .
I put that one on the palm router plunge base , then bought an Omni base for the larger Bosch that came with 12 collars . You can also buy other jig attachments for it that just clip on and off .
I just got a couple hundred...
Looks good . That 6 + 1 makes some great food . I use the grill plate with the air fry setting for stuff like that . 390 for temp . Easy , and comes out perfect if you keep an eye on it .
It's a different setup from a piloted bit . Use them inside templates , or with a straight edge .
I normally don't use them , but since I bought this set I've got a lot of use from them .
Nice . I don't know if they change out or not . Mine ( plunge body ) has a 2 5/8 " X 3 " patten on it .
Something else I bought was the bushing kit .
Bolts to the frame of the router , and has a spring loaded system to hold the bushings in place .
Pretty slick if you're using guide bushings .
Good chance of static discharge . Anytime dust is involved there's a chance of ignition or explosion . It's dangerous . Just takes the conditions to be right for it to happen .
Hate to hear that happened , you got lucky in some respect . Burns are brutal , but you made it out .
Make sure you get rid of all packing material .
Then follow the start up directions that came with it .
Should have time and temp for burning out any oils and starting the seasoning of the smoker .
Just do a test run first . I don't think that square base is centered on the chuck .
Clamp a straight edge on a board and make a cut 6 or so inches long . Then rotate to another side and see if it lines up with the first cut . Do all sides so you know .
They sell a clear round base for those ...
Nice . You'll like that , and probably be your go to for most things .
Mines the 125 CEK . Has the round base , then I bought plunge base for it . I use it for almost everything .
I still use my Ryobi for plunging .
That full size Bosch 1617 I bought . Lol . Can't stand that thing . The damn...
I wish I could fund the original video . I can't remember if it was eggs on the bottom of the pan , or tortilla in first , and eggs on top .
I know it was folded twice , making 3 layers . I call that tri folded .
I just looked and found 2 that were tortilla first , eggs cooked on top . One was...
The tri fold gives it a different feel over just rolled up . Both ways good though .
This can be a bit of a challenge to flip . Just make sure the eggs are set on the bottom .
I use a spatula , but you could slide it onto a plate , then flip and slide it back in .
Just needs to big big enough...
Skilled trade in general is a force to be respected .
Way more goes into it than most know . I worked for a Drywall contractor , but have done some high end work with studs and drywall . I'm also clean room certified , and have worked with stainless . Don't see the big deal there .
I worked...
Maybe . You'll find out when it warms up .
Something's not right in my opinion .
When's the last time you put an igniter in it ?
I'm running a Weber , but when it's slow to get to temp , it's usually a weak igniter .
Warmer weather it overflows the burn pot .
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